OLD FLASH SITE FROM 2010
I’ve been digging through old files while rebuilding my website, and it has reminded me how fragile digital work can be. Over the years, I’ve lost so much data: images, project files, documentation, and pieces of work that I wish I had archived more carefully. I recently found an old version of
DoT fliper
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Ras-pi simple startup shell.
If you want to auto run a shell script it is super simple on the pi. Make the shell if you dont know how —-> here Makesure you are in the pi folder $ cd ~ Open up $ .bashrc configuration: sudo nano .bashrc Add the name of your script to the bottom example; ./myscript […]
how-to-convert-image-sequence
How to convert an image sequence to an animated GIF Image sequences are an excellent way to create animation for Adobe Digital Publishing Suite. But an image sequence will not work in content exported to fixed layout EPUB from InDesign, or content exported using the new Publish Online functionality
Ras-pi stuff
List of common commands. How to write a simple shell. How to auto run your shell on startup.
create and run a shell
The shell language is a high level programming language. It is more removed from system and memory processes than lower level languages. This basically means that it has commands and functions to perform tasks that would otherwise take a lot of code to execute in lower level languages like C or ass
Ras-pi common commands
apt-get update: Updates your version of Raspbian. apt-get upgrade: Upgrades all of the software packages you have installed. clear: Clears the terminal screen of previously run commands and text. date: Prints the current date. find / -name example.txt: Searches the whole system for the file example.
Jean Tinguely control BOX
In 2014, when the Menil Collection was presenting work by the Swiss artist Jean Tinguely, I was brought on to build a simple control system for one of his kinetic sculptures. Because the sculpture was extremely fragile, the curators needed a way to activate it only briefly, with long pauses between